Re: XWindow isn't starting automatically

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Change /etc/inittab  to
is:5:initdefault:






                                                                                                                 
                      Nestor Waldyd                                                                              
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Hi...

What should i do for XWindow start automatically in my computer?

Beforehand Thanks...


PD: I am running Red Hat 7.1.


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